June 2017 – electrive.com

Ikea plans to offer over 1,000 new fast chargers in Germany from 2025

Ikea is expanding its fast-charging infrastructure at all 54 stores and other locations in Germany. Technology partner Mer is installing a mix of Alpitronic devices with 50 to 400 kW DC power. In total, there will be more than 1,000 fast-charging points within three years.

StoreDot and Eve Energy sign production agreement

Tesla plant in Grünheide is back online sooner than expected

Panasonic could add 4680 production to new Kansas plant

Audi CEO Döllner also takes over Technical Development division

ElringKlinger signs fuel cell stack supply deal with Hongqi

German EV manufacturer e.Go slips into insolvency – again

VW cancels ID.3 production in Wolfsburg

Ennovi presents contacting system for prismatic battery cells

USA: Audi gives its 2024 Q4 e-tron a small makeover

Commercial Vehicles

An electric vehicle full of kerosene

New York funds charging infrastructure for electric school buses

First Mode doubles capacity to electrify heavy-duty vehicles

Commercial Vehicles

US logistics company IMC puts 50 Nikola Tre on the road

Commercial Vehicles

New fuel cell drive for on and off-highway vehicles

Commercial Vehicles

Solaris delivers further electric buses to Warsaw

Airbus presents a two-ton electric aircraft

Compact electric Audi to come from Ingolstadt

Commercial Vehicles

Dinobus provides electric shuttle buses for airports

German prosecution service is on the Tesla sabotage case

ADS-TEC Energy to supply charging stations for 200 locations in the Netherlands